Suzuki Bandit 1200 Won't Shift - Fixed!

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A video of me fixing a problem on the transmission in my 2004 Suzuki Bandit 1200. The problem was in the shift cam and shift shaft assembly. I fixed this issue for free!
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4 ноя 2022

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@neildawson4933 2 месяца назад

You star 👍 I had to pull this linkage out to replace the seal, I put it back wrong and was having the same issues as you. Only getting neutral and second gear. Trouble was it’s been a long restoration and between pulling it out and finding the issue well over a year has taken place 😂 anyway thanks again from the Uk 😀

@OccultEngineering 2 месяца назад

I'm just glad that documenting my troubles and how I fix them helps someone else. Thanks for watching. Subscribe! People say I do a lot of interesting stuff 😆 🤣

@WhyteZone 10 месяцев назад

Greetings from across the pond. Those are some of the best circlip pliers I've ever seen; they look like they're built to last.

@Bandit19990 7 дней назад

Hi, where does the ball bearing go I cand find it opn the parts list? cheers

@OccultEngineering 7 дней назад

@@Bandit19990 the ball bearing is on the clutch slave cylinder side (left side of the bike, the part that bolts to the inside of the cover the shift rod goes through.) Is sits inside the slave cylinder.

@justinnadeau1826 10 дней назад

So its okay to pull the part with the screws straight out with the intent of breaking them? I stripped one of them and gave up halfway through the clutch job lol.

@OccultEngineering 10 дней назад

Those screws are usually already sheared off. If they aren't for some reason, and you have stripped the heads, you can try concussion forming with a hard Phillips #2 bit and a hammer, then try an impact tool on them. I mean a strike impact that you hit with a hammer to operate... you can pick one up at harbor freight for like 20$. If that doesn't work... you'll have to drill them out.